Fishing Services Seminar

4.0
Packer Milling Tools

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

4.0 PACKER MILLING TOOLS Product No.

4.1 Packer Milling & Recovery Presentation

4.1.1 CJ, CB, & CC Packer Retrieving Tools H74702,

H74703,
H74706

4.1.2 CJ Packer Milling Tool

4.1.3 Mechanical PRT
4.1.4 Hydraulic PRT
4.1.5 Shear Type PRT
4.1.6 Typical Packer Milling BHA
4.1.7 Model B Packer Retriever
4.1.8 MB Packer Retriever H14138
4.1.9 Type "M" Double J-Joint
4.1.10 CK Packer Retrieving Tool
4.1.11 CP-3 Plug Packer
4.1.12 Quick Pick Packer Milling System
4.1.13 Metal Muncher Rotary Shoe
4.1.14 Metal Muncher Packer Mill
4.1.15 Permanent Packer Milling – Rules of Thumb
4.1.16 Milling Speeds

4.2 Reference Material

4.2.1 Tech Units

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4.1
Packer Milling and Recovery
Presentation

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Packer Milling and Recovery Tools
Baker Oil Tools

Desired features of Packer Milling and Recovery Tools

„ Can mill and recover packer in one trip

„ PRT spears can be run with mill or shoe
„ Most PRT’S can be run with jarring assembly
„ PRT for packers with or without millout extensions
„ All should be releasable

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Models CJ, CB, and CC
Baker Oil Tools

Features and Benefits

„ Model CJ and CB stabilize the Milling

shoe in the casing
„ Model CJ is used to mill over in one
trip
„ Model CJ has an emergency release
if packer cannot be retrieved
„ Easy to convert from one model to
another

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C J Packer Milling Tool Baker Oil Tools

„ Packers without Millout extensions

„ Primary release, rotate right while holding
tension on latch
„ Secondary release, straight overpull
„ Can only be released once

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Mechanical PRT Baker Oil Tools

Used with millout extension

„ Automatically goes into catch position
while sliding into packer bore
„ The tool can be released and engaged
multiple times
„ To release: Take slight overpull, s/o 4”
while holding RH torque, POOH.
„ May be run with jarring assembly

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Hydraulic PRT Baker Oil Tools

Used with millout extension

„ Simple Design, only one moving part

„ Run with Packer Mill or Shoe
„ Hydraulic Release is excellent for
deviated Wells
„ Emergency Shear Ring Release (200K
to 500K overpull)
„ Tool can be released multiple times

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Shear Type PRT Baker Oil Tools

Used with millout extension

„ Grapple shears pins to give indication
when tool enters Packer Bore, then
spring returns to catch position
„ To Release: overpull to a
predetermined amount to shear pins in
Mandrel and position Grapple into the
release position
„ Can be run with mills
„ Good for deviated holes
„ Use caution when POOH, not to release
Packer if running into tight spot
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Typical Packer Milling BHA Baker Oil Tools

Packer with millout extension

„ PRT Releasable Spear
„ PRT Extensions
„ Packer Mill or Shoe
„ Triple Connection Sub
„ 2 X Boot baskets
„ Bumper Sub
„ Oil Jar
„ Drill Collars
„ Accelerator Jar

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Model B Packer Retriever Baker Oil Tools

Packer without Millout Extension

„ Internal J is shear pinned to outer

body, it is released once engaging
device is anchored to packer
„ Overshot, Spear, or taper Tap may
be used to engage packer
„ RIH, tie into fish, P/U shear pins, put
¼ rd left hand torque to unjay, s/o
and mill packer, POOH with packer
„ Run J-joint above Tap when using
Tap for emergency release

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Type B Packer Retriever Baker Oil Tools

„ Run In Hole
„ Tap into Packer

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Type B Packer Retriever Baker Oil Tools

„ Mill Packer
„ POOH with Packer

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MB Packer Retriever Baker Oil Tools

Packers without millout extensions

Packers and tail pipe assemblies

without millout extensions may be
milled and recovered in one trip
Right hand rotation eliminates the risk
of backing off threads
Any type of engaging mechanism can
be run below the tool

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Type "M" Double J-Joint Baker Oil Tools

Packer without millout extension

„ RIH, engage packer, P/U shear free ,
S/O mill Packer, POOH with Packer
„ LH Double J Release, eliminates
accidental release
„ Eliminates need for safety joint, this
is especially important when running
a tap
„ Easily released multiple times, to
change shoe

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Type "M" Double J-Joint Baker Oil Tools

MANDREL

„ After shearing shear pins take Front Back Body

overpull to confirm packer is
latched, put in slight right
hand torque and slack off, tool
is now in the released position
for wash over procedures.
„ Can be released if the need
becomes necessary by picking
up and taking slight overpull,
put in and hold let hand
torque, slack off, then put in
slight left hand torque and
pick up.

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CK Packer Retrieving Tool Baker Oil Tools

Packers without millout extensions

„ RIH tag packer, take overpull and engage
spear, P/U, hold RH torque to reposition J,
then S/O and mill Packer, POOH with
Packer
„ Emergency Release: Bump down, then
slowly P/U with RH rotation. This will shear
the pin holding the grapple, allowing the
mandrel to be rotated, releasing the spear

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"CP-3" Plug Plucker Baker Oil Tools

„ LH latch engages threaded bore like a

spear. Additional 10K of set down wt. then
shears the lower mandrel free, allowing it
to telescope inside the housing.
„ Emergency release: slight overpull with 16
rds RH rotation, with clutch engaged
„ Mill and recover Bridge Plugs in one trip

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Quick Pick Packer Milling System
Baker Oil Tools

Milling Position Packer with a seal bore Release Position

„ Increased penetration rate

„ Long Mill Life
„ Smaller Cuttings
„ Reduces spinning
„ Can be spudded
„ By milling large pieces of
debris eliminated
„ Used on packers with seal
bores

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Packer Milling BHA for packers with a Seal Bore Baker Oil Tools
Extension and without a Millout Extension

„ Tubing Spear or Taper Tap

„ PRT Extension
„ Packer Milling Shoe
„ Type Releasing Double J-Joint
„ Top Sub
„ 2 X milling Boot Baskets
„ Bumper Sub
„ Oil Jar
„ Drill Collars
„ Accelerator Jar
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Metal-Muncher Rotary Shoe Baker Oil Tools

„ Metal Muncher aggressive cutting insert

„ Inserts backed by Superloy
„ Longer milling life, faster ROP on
stationary parts
„ Available in all washpipe sizes

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Metal Muncher Packer Mill Baker Oil Tools

„ Large pieces of packer debris are

eliminated by milling entire packer away
„ Used wit PRT Tools
„ Very Rugged Design
„ Increased Rate of Penetration
„ Superloy backing available
„ Mills up all potential large chunks of
debris
„ Faster mill up times

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Metal Muncher Packer Mill Baker Oil Tools

Metal Muncher backed with Superloy

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Metal Muncher Packer Mill Baker Oil Tools

Successful One Trip mill and recovery

SAB Packer Milled in less than one hour

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Permanent Packer Milling Baker Oil Tools

RULES OF THUMB
„ Get drawing of packer, know where you are at all times
„ Shoe I.D. 1/16” over body mandrel O.D.
„ Run Light, 1 to 3 K wt, 80 to 100 RPM to minimize spinning parts
„ Spud lightly on slips 1 or two times only if necessary
„ Slow down pump to burn over packing element
„ If rings begin to spin use light weight, high rpms, and slow
pumps
„ Opti Cut recommended on flat bottom crown type shoes.
„ Run Bumper Jars and 2 Boot Baskets

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Retrievable Packer Milling Baker Oil Tools

RULES OF THUMB
„ Get drawing of packer , know where you are at all times
„ Shoe OD, just under casing drift
„ Run light 1 to 3 K, 80 to 100 RPM’s to minimize spinning
parts
„ Spud lightly on slips , 1 to 2 times if necessary
„ Burn over top slips only if possible
„ If rings begin to spin, use light weight, high RPM, and slow
pumps
„ Opti cut recommended on flat bottom crown type shoes
„ Run Bumper Jars and two Boot baskets

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Milling Speeds
Baker Oil Tools

Surface Speed of Superloy/ Metal Muncher = 225-325 feet per

minute
Optimum Cutter Surface speed to RPM

R = S / (D x 3.26/12)
S=optimum surface speed
D= mill O.D.
R= rotary speed
Example: to mill up a packer in 5 ½” 17# casing with metal
muncher inserts with an optimum surface speed of 250 feet per
minute
250 / ( 4.750 x 3.26 / 12)= 155 RPMs
Milling Inconel = Reduce surface speed by 75%
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4.2
Reference Material

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• Electech CD

• Technical Manual Hard Copy

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